Past grants
The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund was established in September 1997 and between its inception and December 2007 has awarded more than £75 million to 367 organisations in the UK and overseas.
The Fund has continued the humanitarian work of Diana, Princess of Wales by focusing on disadvantaged and marginalised people, providing them with support, a voice and an opportunity to realise their full potential.
Groups of people supported by the Fund have included young people, those who are dying or bereaved, survivors of conflict and people with learning disabilities. Other funding themes have included landmines, mental health and HIV/AIDS. In all of the areas that the Fund has invested in the aim has been to leave a lasting legacy of social change that impacts directly on people's lives.
Learning from these and other areas fed into the process of strategic planning, consultation and dialogue with the voluntary sector that led to the Fund's Strategic Plan 2007 to 2012. Under this new strategy the Fund continues to be committed to maximising the impact of its work and sharing learning about past grants with a wide range of stakeholders.
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